The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-08
BdYONNE BABBLES.

From First street to Fifth street, a sewer
is being laid through Avenue 2, Bergen
Point.
Mrs. Ethan len, of Pamrape, has re-
turned home am a pleasant sojourn in
Florida.
Mr.. Edward H. Bennett, of Bayonne
proper, has put into commission his steam
yacht, The lola B.
The first regular meeting of the season
of the Argonanta Rowing Association, of
Bergen Point, was held Monday evening.
The handsome residence in the course OF
erection for Mr.. Hobbom on Cadmus
avenue, Pamrapo, is nearing completion.
Three pretty little cottages are in course
of erection by Richard Brock on North
view avenue, Pamrapo, for Mr.. Daniel
Salter.
An important meeting of the Bergen
Point Athletic Club was held Wednesday
evening In 2. Donnelps club rooms on
Avenue d.
A picnic will be held by the members of
the Germania Singing Society in Columbia
Park, at CentreviIle, on Ping street, Mon
day, the Both inst.
By planting fvs shade trees in front of
his premises on Avenue D, Mr.. A. Salter,
OF IdmIdpO, AttAhSiJ SOAOOAoOO0 ZIG onhA-
versary of Arbor Day.
The officers of the Pamrapo Building
and Loan Association held business
meeting Tuesday evening in Curriers' real
estate Office on Avenue e.
Practice runs and exercises with their
new apparatus find much favor with the
members of Bayonne Hook and Ladder
Company No. /, of Pamrapo.
ssPut money in thy purse" is the subject
of a lecture to be delivered Tomorrow
evening in the Madison NJ E. Church by
Rev. Henry NJ. Gallaher. of Essex, ct.
In Odd Fellows Hall at Centreville, the
members of Bayview Lodge. No. 81,
knights of Pythias, duly installed their
newly elected officers Tuesday evening.
By score of Is to IA the team of the
BERGEN Point Junior Athletic won a victory
from nine eff the Brooklyn Athletic Asso-
citation, at Brooklyn, Wednesday after
noon.
The clubhouse of the Bayonne and
Viking Rowing Associations, on the
Bayonne proper shore of New YORK bay,
wilNbe opened for the season on Monday,
the 16tb inss-
Resolutions of coincidence and regret
apent the death of their late comrade,
Abram v. Johnston, have been adopted
by the members of James N. Van Buskirk
Post, No. 100, G.. A. r.
An entertainment consisting of music
and tableaux will be gwen under the
auspices of the young people Of the First
Reformed Church, of Bayonne proper, in
the edifce Friday evening.
Several public-spirited citizens oil Pam
rapo are erecting coy little cottage near
the Woodbine for Thomas Buskirk, the
aged colored maa and former slave whose
old dwelling was destroyed by fire re-
Gently.
Rev. Robert E. Farrier, of New York
city, will oficiate at the services to be held
this morning in the Third German RE
formed Church, on Avenue II, under the
direction of the Baptist Society OF Bergen
Point.
For the benefit of the church building
fund an instrumental and vocal concert
was given in the old edifce on Avenue Z,
Wednesday evening, under the direction of
the congregation of the Third Germany
Reformed Church OF Bergen Point.
In game for the junior championship
of Bayonne, the McAdoo baseball club,
of Bergen Point, defeated the Uoion nine,
of the sam section, last Monday afternoon
by score of Sc to II. The Unions re-
ceiVed the first drubbing administered to
them in three years.
School Trustees Yedder Van Dyck,
Frank NJ. Manning and Luke w. Rich
ards, the representatives from the Third
Ward, have been designated as COMMIT
tee to assist in the inquiry concerning the
requirements of the resideats of the ward
for better school accommodations.
Tba NcAdoo Rasa Rail Clnb has heen or
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